Range

sheldon_rapoza shared a tip "This book is up there with my new all time favorites. It reminds me of “Quiet” in how important it was for me and my life. We are constantly told how we have to specialize and hyper focus on things, including careers. Things like a getting a degree in college and going into that field are just silly for most of us. The minority know who they are at 22, not the majority. If you feel like you haven’t accomplished anything yet, but at the same time know you are working towards great things, this is your book! Generalists dominate in a world of wicked games! Life is not linear."

weish shared a tip "A new look at specialists vs generalists. Definitely an interesting read, especially for leaders looking to improve org performance!"

olivia_huie shared a tip "This book was fascinating, and I enjoyed reading the research on generalists, and how they innovate their environments. Highly recommend!"

pamela_weinstein shared a tip "This bio reminds me of Malcom Gladwell's writings. Suggest that you read his books, for great life skills and new ways to look at your life. new"

oliviawsun shared a tip "⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ takeaway: treat life as a series of experiments—test and learn, test and learn. i read Range to boost my ego because i have no spike or unique talents...and it was definitely successful in making me feel better about being a generalist LOL. epstein’s research is impressive and his arguments are compelling but the book could definitely be tightened up to reach the so what’s more quickly."

taylor_monty shared a tip "This book was a healthy read for this year because I’m in grad school and I totally used this to allow myself to explore different theories for my thesis."